Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-12-22
LOCAL MENTION.
Travel is light.
Bring in your job work.
Tuesday was a wild day.

ones.
Monday will be recognized as legal
holiday.
Christmas tree at Kyte's hall Christ
mas Eve.
Mrs. J. w. Kellar visited Yankton
this week.
Glass sets reduced from sl.oo to 6oc
at Kellar's.
Gitchell has the finest &c cigar to be
had in town.
Large stock of child's tea and dinner
sets at Kellar's.
Kellar sells teas at prices that can
not BIZ undersold.
Murphy sells the world renowned
Glidden barb wire.
New steck of jewelry at Kellar's. at
away down prices.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
Jos. Allen and Augustus May return-
cd Wednesday from a trip to Yankton.
There is to be dance at Kyle hall
next Monday evening. to which all are
Invited.
The storm has passed, trains are on
time and the wind has shifted to a
warmer corner.
L. b. Blinn, of Toledo, Iowa, was in
I
| Hurley Tuesday, looking after his real
| estate interests.
The Canton Advocate of the 18th
inst. contained thirty columns of dis
played advertisements.
Sargent has just received a fine as
sortment of silk Handkerchiefs, Gents
Mufllers, Scarfs, &c, &c.
! II you want farm, confer with Ali
ems agency. You can find some genu-
inc bargains there Just now.
Finest and largest stock of china,
glass and crockery ware ever brought
to Turner county, at Kellar's.
What is the matter with buying a set
of those nice dishes at Pier s. Fergu-
| sons for Christmas present?
Arrangements are being made which
will make a market at Hurley for all
the flax straw tributary thereto.
Scott & Swan have upwards of 500
tons of baled hay in their shed ready to
ship as soon as they can procure cars.
4 IfYou waat a nice pair of cuff but
tons or breast pin. or a sewing ma
chine for $3.50, call at Pier & Fergu-
sons.
/ Nine cars of stock were shipped from
Hurley to the Chicago market last Fri
day. Ed. Mann shipped four cars, j.
j Y Lamson three, Gowdy Bros one, and
Leeper s. Hough one.
In selecting your holiday gifts do not
fail to rember that a years subscription
to the Herald for an eastern friend will
be to him weekly reminder that he is
remembered by those far away.
The entertainment given by the p,l.
pilsof the Hurley school at the close OF
last term was a credit to themselves
and to their teachers. Especially was
this the case in the lower departments
While A. L. VanOsdell was crossing
the Northwestern track in Yankton
last Friday evening his wagonn was
struck by an engine and completely de
molished. Mr.. VanOsdell was thrown
out and received several bruises and q
young man named Hanson who was
with him received serious injuries,
The edior of the Herald visited Sioux
/ City and Yankton recently. At the
: former place he found business of al
kinds rushing and building enterprises
being pushed, the result of extensive
advertising early in the season. Yank
ton is in position to make proportion
ate advancement next year if her prop
erty owners are willing to learn les
son from Omaha, Sioux City snd Siou,
Falls.
i AT the meeting held last Friday even
ing it was decided to have uniol
i Christmas tree at Kyte's hall, Saturda.
Q evening. Committees were appointet
to take charge of the various depart
e ments of preparation work, and a
+ Santa Claus has sent word that he vii
a be on hand, a rich treat is in store TO
the little ones. All are invited to plac
0 on the tree any presents which the
+ may wish to g-Ye their friends.
Sunday was delightful day unit
9 about the middle of the afternoon, a
which time the wind came up from tn
northwest, as sort of reminder tina
old boreas had not entirely forgottel
9. this section. Monday the wind howle
e and a little snow flew. Tuesday th
, wind came with increased force, accom-
g panied with more snow. the thermom'
J ter registering at fifteen below. WEI
e nesday the wind let up somewhat an
L the volume of snow increased.
While in Yankton last Sunday til
= editor of this paper had an opportunit
: to see the fire department of that cit
,. in active service, the occasion being tt
y fire in the Episcopal church, and tt
8 property owners certainly have eau:
q for congratulation that they have
= efficient forceo firemen, backed
:, such an admirable water supply, to pr
y tect their property. Five streams ha
y no impression on the water supply, q
2 though the artesian well was opened
= only two-thirds Of its capacity.
er Dodgeville (Nis.) Chronicle. Sd: NJ
" John Ellsworth, of the town of Mifiii
weighed UP some Norman colts tn
week, the progeny of his horse Beec
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